“As governor, I’m going to rally the people and we’re going to put this on the ballot to make sure the people truly understand what they want Colorado to do…”
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Lisa Roy Named Sole Finalist to Lead Colorado’s New Early Childhood Agency
The Department of Early Childhood will be Colorado’s 20th state agency, the maximum number allowed under the state constitution…
LOCAL FOOD HERO: Jenelle Syverson, The Choke Cherry Tree
“The company started in Pagosa Springs as a fruit stand operated by ‘Grandpa Bill’ and he used the over-ripe fruits for his jams and butters…”
Juneteenth Becomes Colorado’s Newest State Holiday
“The end of slavery on a document is one thing, but the end of slavery in reality was another and deserves celebration,” Polis said…
A.J. Croce Celebrates His Father’s Life and Music in Concert, May 11
A.J. Croce performs ‘Croce Plays Croce’, a special night of music featuring a complete set of classics by his late father Jim Croce, and some of his own tunes…
Free School Lunch Expansion Could Be Decided by Colorado Voters
The Healthy Meals for All initiative would allow participating Colorado school districts to cover the cost of lunch for all students…
Governor Polis Opposes Changes to Federal Grant Program for Charter Schools
The start-up grant program, Polis wrote, “is the only source of dedicated federal funding to support the growth of high-quality charter schools…”
BLM Lifts Selected Seasonal Wildlife Closures in Southwest Colorado
“We appreciate the public’s understanding and continued support in complying with future seasonal closures on BLM managed public lands…”
American Constitution Party Backs Danielle Neuschwanger’s Run for Colorado Governor
“I said I was disgusted with the fact we have a radical right and the far left who pit us against each other and forget the people in the middle…”
Expect Delays at Highway 160 Wildlife Crossing Project
The plan is to keep vehicles out of the vicinity of the wall panel lifts, for the safety of workers and motorists…
VIDEO: Wildfire Season is Upon Us… Do You Have Your Evacuation Plan Ready?
Create a family disaster plan that includes meeting locations and communication plans and rehearse it regularly. Include the evacuation of large animals, such as horses, in your plan…
US Fish & Wildlife Nominates ‘Silverspot’ Butterfly as Endangered
Special 4(d) rule would tailor protections for butterfly while balancing conservation with land management activities…
Colorado College Enrollment Rates Impacted by COVID Crisis
All student demographics experienced strong decreases in college-going, especially high school graduates from small rural areas…
OPINION: Archuleta Democrats Raise Concerns about Leaving San Juan Basin Public Health
If the County goes it alone on public health, can it meet those mandates effectively and without requiring a tax increase?
‘ArtRoom Collective’ to Host Spring Exhibition and Market
The ArtRoom Collective is a group of 22 artists located in the renovated auditorium space of the historic Smiley Building in Durango, Colorado…
An Evening of Music & Stories with Brice Beaird
In 2009, Beaird released his second CD, Now Appearing. His hit song, When Will It End was featured and helped to raise over $25,000 for Mental Health America…
Celebrate Colorado Teacher Appreciation Week, May 2-6
“Help us celebrate and show extra appreciation for our teachers this week by recognizing a teacher…”
Polis, Colorado Lawmakers Unveil $700M Property Tax Relief Package
“We’re disappointed Gov. Polis and legislators are working behind closed doors to cut a deal…”
San Juan National Forest Firewood Permits Now On Sale
One household may purchase a permit for up to 10 cords of firewood per year for personal use…